Javadoc and NetBeans

How can i get the javadoc comments of J2ME to work in netbeans?
i.e. display them like the J2SE javadoc comments

found the solution
had to add all the .jars, individually to the classpath that were contained in the:
C:\Program Files\NetBeans 6.0\mobility8\WTK2.5.2\lib
directory.

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Can you generate/make a javadoc in netbeans?

I'm using netbeans for a project, and i cant figure out how to make a javadoc and is there any way to generate one. I was using the free version of jbuilder and there wasnt a way to generate one unless i had the higher version. My school provided an executable that will generate a html file that includes all of the classes/methods and headers, just to make an html file that all you had to do is add the descriptions of the methods and headers. My professor had no idea how to make the executable copy everything back into the jbuilder source directory. I'm using os x now, so no more jbuilder, i would like to know how to generate or even just make and edit a javadoc inside netbeans.
thanks.

Check the Build menu, and the Help information on "Working with Javadoc Documentation"

Javadoc in netbeans

i just downloaded firefox 18.0 and i tried to get javadoc in netbeans 7.3 and i get an error prompt :
"Could not access the URL through the external browser. Check the browser configuration" i can get the javadoc with google chrome without problem. i have windows 7.

Download the latest version of Firefox and give a try
Download here
*www.mozilla.org

Installation of J2SE V1.4.2 and NetBeans Java 2 Platform, Standard Edition

I downloaded J2SE V1.4.2 and NetBeans IDE 3.5.8. After this very long download, my ISP disconnected. I re-connected, but am unable to install the download. Please help.
alinda78

I downloaded J2SE V1.4.2 and NetBeans IDE 3.5.8.
After this very long download, my ISP disconnected.
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Errors when using tomcat and netbeans combo.[Solved]

Hi I'm trying to set up a netbeans/tomcat7 development environment for servlet development.
I have tried this on 2 machines without any success.
The steps I have followed are as follows.
First I installed tomcat7 and netbeans from using pacman, then to be able to configure tomcat from netbeans I made the config files write permission 777, as it's just a development server security is not an issue.
From there I started up netbeans started a new project and set the server to tomcat and pointed the Catalina home dir to /usr/share/tomcat7.
When I try to run the example jsp project I get the following error:
description The server encountered an internal error () that prevented it from fulfilling this request.
exception
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org.apache.jasper.servlet.JspServletWrapper.handleJspException(JspServletWrapper.java:584)
org.apache.jasper.servlet.JspServletWrapper.service(JspServletWrapper.java:392)
org.apache.jasper.servlet.JspServlet.serviceJspFile(JspServlet.java:389)
org.apache.jasper.servlet.JspServlet.service(JspServlet.java:333)
javax.servlet.http.HttpServlet.service(HttpServlet.java:722)
root cause
java.lang.IllegalStateException: No Java compiler available
org.apache.jasper.JspCompilationContext.createCompiler(JspCompilationContext.java:226)
org.apache.jasper.JspCompilationContext.compile(JspCompilationContext.java:636)
org.apache.jasper.servlet.JspServletWrapper.service(JspServletWrapper.java:358)
org.apache.jasper.servlet.JspServlet.serviceJspFile(JspServlet.java:389)
org.apache.jasper.servlet.JspServlet.service(JspServlet.java:333)
javax.servlet.http.HttpServlet.service(HttpServlet.java:722)
I've spent the last couple of days trying to find any information on this but I cant find anything, so any advice would be much appreciated.
Last edited by darkclown (2011-12-01 05:15:23)

From the error, it appears that there is no JDK installed - only a JRE, could that be the case? If you do have a JDK installed, then Tomcat is not finding it.
I would also not run this on the openJDK, in case you are doing that. I would use the proprietary Oracle/Sun JDK. It's in the AUR, or simply download it from Oracle.
I was not even aware that netbeans and tomcat are available from pacman. I always "install" those myself manually (i.e. unpack them into a folder). They are simply Java apps that can be installed anywhere, as long as you point them to a valid JDK.

Basic doubts regarding ssl with tomcat 5.5 and netbeans 5.5 for WSDL?

I've just started my preparation of web services. I'm using JAX-WS to create my web services and client. I'm using Tomcat 5.5(not apache axis) to deploy my web services over https and i'm able to do that. I've configured my keystore and keystorepassword in tomcat's server.xml. After i've configured my web.xml to choose security type(choosen CLIENT-CERT). I'm able to run my web services over https. I'm using IDE as netbeans 5.5.
But to access this web service from core java client, i'm unable to do it. I've configure my jvmargs in the project-properties-run tab of netbeans and have given keystore,keystorepassword,keytrust,keytrustpassword. After all this i've also export it to the trustcacerts of tomcat. I want to run this using jax-ws. I've searched for many tutorials of this jax-ws , but all were in vain. Eventhough i've checked in java.dev.net site for tutorial but didn't find for my need. Everywhere they metioned on glassfish,wsit or some other technologies.
Right now i'm totally confused. I've read some little bit things of all these things and finally land it in the middle of the sea. Could anyone provide me the basic concepts or any url for this.
After all this i'm getting exception as : https hostname should be <localhost>. I'm totally confused what to do.
One more thing i just wanted to know that i'm diving into the jax-ws technology, is that right to buil an application on this or should i use JAX-RPC. Which one is better for accessing the url and should be secured from security propects. Also tell me is that possible to build web services on https with using tomcat5.5,jax-ws and netbeans 5.5 or should i need some technology for start up.

Any kind of help are welcome.

How to install JDK6 and Netbeans 6 in a non-global zone?

Hi,
I have a Solaris system where I want to deploy separate containers for several developers.
I'm having difficulty in installing JDK 6 and Netbeans 6, I get lots of missing package errors in non-global zone.
What would be the best approach for installing jdk 6 + netbeans 6 seperately for each developer?
Thanks in advance.

Hi
It depends how you have created your zone, what has been inherited from the global:
inherit-pkg-dir:
dir: /lib
inherit-pkg-dir:
dir: /platform
inherit-pkg-dir:
dir: /sbin
inherit-pkg-dir:
dir: /usr
But if you only want a jdk and netbeans, there is no really dependencies the simplest approach si to download the not packaged version and put it in /opt which is not inherited
You just have to put a jdk in /opt/jdk1.6.0... and netbeans in /opt/netbeans-6.0..
Don't really understand why you want a separate zone, one zone, several accounts which share the same jdk and netbeans, that's the way unix work ;)

JavaFX and NetBeans Integration Request

How about it team? Please integrate SB into the next release of NetBeans (7.4.1).
Yes, I have seen the pages at: Using JavaFX Scene Builder with Java IDEs: Using Scene Builder with NetBeans IDE | JavaFX 2 Tutorials and Documentation
OK so I am able to call SB from inside the NetBeans 7.4 IDE. This is not integration. Its a shortcut. I mean, why do we have two separate tools? NetBeans IDE and SceneBuilder. We don't pop open SQLDeveloper when we work on queries, so why pop open SB?
Integration would be that the capabilities of the SceneBuilder would be available IN the IDE such as they are for Swing or for databases. Integration means you would have the palette available with the JavaFx components. It would be the current version of SB. ( When SB2 comes out, it would have all the functionality of SB2 )
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The Scene Builder team is working to create a product that integrates well with many IDEs, and NetBeans is one of them. As you might have heard from the last JavaOne, we are working on an API, called Scene Builder Kit, which will allow the integration of Scene Builder panels and functionality directly into the GUI of an IDE.
Based on this, we hope to collaborate with the NetBeans team -- and with teams from other IDEs -- to provide as tight an integration as we can, but ultimately this is a partnership which requires work from both the IDEs and SB teams.
As crucial as we see a tight IDE integration for our users' productivity, we feel that a SB standalone tool is also needed for those of our users who do not wish to use an IDE because, e.g., they focus solely on the layout and styling of a GUI.
Thanks for your feedback, please keep it coming, this helps us.

JDeveloper and Netbeans ebooks

Can anyone help me out by sending me ebooks on JDeveloper (Beginners, Intermediate and Advance) and Netbeans (Beginners, Intermediate and Advance) to my email [email protected] I so much more need them to start using JDeveloper and Netbeans as a professional. Also with all necessary Java books that will turn a dummy to Guru programmer.

No Java Books will turn a dummy into a Guru, only experience can do that.

Eclipse and Netbeans claim ....

Both Eclipse and Netbeans claim to be the best / most powerful IDE for Java. Which is telling the truth ?

However, call me paranoid, but it is as if there is a
conspiracy being propagated in the Java developer
community because I can't for the life of me find a
semi-decent tutorial on how to use - and more
importantly, setup - the developer tools
available such as Ant, Netbeans etc.Didn't you find the manual of Ant for example, which explains exactly how to install and use it, or did you find it but don't understand it? If you have a specific question about something you don't understand, please ask it here.
If only Sun would write a so-called meta-tutorial
explaining in idiots terms how to get the bloomin'
tools to work and how one should approach software
development then my productivity would be
significantly improved!! It is the most frustrating
thing: knowing the language but not being able to use
it.Start with the First Steps Tutorial. That explains in detail how to setup the JDK and compile Java programs from the command line.
After you have learned that, download and install Ant and read the manual, and look at example build files to learn how to write a build file yourself. Learn how to use Ant from the command line.
Then download and install Netbeans. Read the Quick Start guides for Netbeans to start learning how to use it.
All the information you need is readily available, you just have to read it and experiment with the stuff to learn how it works. It's not as difficult as it seems - just play with it for a few hours and you'll start to see how it all works.

Mutual SSL and NetBeans/JCAPS 6.2

Hi all,
i have a question about Mutual SSL for WebServices and NetBeans 6.5.1/JCAPS 6.2 and Metro 1.5 libs
I have created the Webservice and client example projects in the WSIT tutorial: CalculatorWS and CalculatorClient (https://wsit-docs.dev.java.net/releases/1.1/WSITTutorial.pdf)
I have also followed the guidelines in the pdf document "http://mediacast.sun.com/users/Michael.Czapski-Sun/media/CH05_WSSecurityExploration_r0.3.2.pdf" at paragraph 5.9 to make the WebService Mutual SSL. But for some reason it does not work in my opion as Michael is expecting at the start of paragraph 5.9.
In the client logfile i see that the server certificate is trusted, but in the server log i dont see such message. How do i know for sure that its mutual SSL?
Did someone else get the Mutual SSL working as described by Michael in paragraph 5.9?
Solutions are welcome.
Regards,
Madere.

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Java and Netbeans

Does anyone can help me out this, I am learning Java program language but I want to run it with Mac OS Lion. Which Java kit and Netbeans I shoudl download it ? and Where to?
Another things abt Java - when I go to application, search, show the java preference. Is it a JDK that I should click on it and download??
Thanks for advance!

Wrong reply-to ... got caught up in the content of my response ... darn it!
I will only add to Barney's answer about NetBeans: NetBeans will also download with "GlassFish", an "application server" for later stages with Java EE, but not needed for initial learning.
I will add this, with apologies if you already know it ...
I started learning Java in 2006, from an O'Reilly book (not saying O'Reilly books beat all others, just saying) ...
I made it through 450 pages to get *something* running in about 1 month, but left several sections of the book that I did read behind as "learn later".
Lately I have been trying to learn Java EE and extending to SOA, with emphasis on Oracle products. And thougth I would revisit the basic primers (560 pages of language basics) for the "1 or 2 things I missed".
Oy vey
Java took a week + to re-read the basics given the "quirks" that make Java safe. Several subjects that slowed down the reading but were worth the effort:
Thread-safe/synchronous operations
The role of the JVM
Wrappers as "object view of primitives"
Generics (those will blow your mind)
Class relationships (inner classes, anonoymous inner classes), interfaces which "kind of" are classes
In short, DO NOT underestimate the complexity and "quirky" parts of Java. You cannot even begin to compare the small-complexity of C and the deeply-complex nature of Java.
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Review javadocs and method design

the two file on the site are the files I want you to look at. The first is a pdf discribing the assignment. The other is a exicuteable jar containing my source code.
http://students.washington.edu/cmartin0/
I am new to using javadoc and find myself at a loss as to what to write. The comments always seem pointless because params and methods are rather self explanatory. I feel as though I end up repeating myself when describing many methods. particularity one's with return statements where I have to comment the return value and what the method dose. I would like advice on how to do javadoc commenting as apposed to normal commenting
The part I'm most concerned about is the add method in ShoppingCart. I know it works but I don't think it is the best way of doing it. Every time a textfield in the GUI has action with a valid number it sends a new ItemOrder object to ShoppingCart to add to an array list used for computing the cost. So when changing a textfield from one number to another the last occurrence of that same order must be removed or altered to reflect the new change.
After those two issues would you please give a over all look at the logic and design I used.
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JavaDoc on simple getter/setter methods are hard to write, as they are ofent rather useless.
What I usually do is to add not just which value a particular setter sets, but rather what that value means and how it is used in the class. Alternatively, you could put that information into the Class' JavaDoc (especially if you want to describe the interaction of several properties).
Usually you'd like to keep all the information necessary for answering a question in the posting, having to download external stuff often makes people less inclined to help you. I've not looked into your program in too much detail, but it seems to be ok. One missing JavaDoc that I noticed is ItemOrder ("doing stuff...?" is not considered enough, usually ;-)).
ShoppingCart.add() seems to be ok. Personally I'd have implemented it using a ListIterator, but that's not too important.
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JSE and Netbeans 5.5 - Windows XP

May JSE and Netbeans be both installed? Is there any problem?

Should work. I have no problem installing the 2 on my Windows XP side by side and they both use different ide userdirs and work properly for me.

Checking Javadoc and Method Signature ?

Hi All,
Once i used Intellij IDEA. Now i am using eclipse for the past 1 year. In IntelliJ if the javadoc and method signature parameters were different it will automatically show a red color mark. so that we will correct it by seeing that.
In eclipse i don't know that option...can anybody please let me know whether that option is avaiable in eclipse.
How to check javadoc and method signature in other normal circumstances programmatically ?
Thanks,
J.Kathir

That information is only available in the source code. I'm using Eclipse and it has the ability to link a jar to it's source (either another jar/zip or another project, or a directory on your disk). I imagine IntelliJ has a similar feature.
Another option is to put the source code inside the jar that also contains the class files.

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